Structure & Surprise¶
Theune, M. (2007). Structure & Surprise: Engaging Poetic Turns.
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- Volta
- Because the volta governs both structure and meaning at once (where the form bends is where the thought pivots), its placement and execution are the primary diagnostic of sonnet-making, and locating the volta is the central operation of close reading the form
This sourceA poetics handbook that treats the turn as a poem's structural feature and organises a diagnostic around locating it. Theune's 2007 Structure & Surprise (Teachers & Writers Collaborative), a craft handbook that classifies the turns poems make.
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- Because the volta governs both structure and meaning at once (where the form bends is where the thought pivots), its placement and execution are the primary diagnostic of sonnet-making, and locating the volta is the central operation of close reading the form
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